From aiCIO Magazine's Summer Issue: Legislation has been proposed in Congress that would force states to publish their liabilities using corporate rates. This all leads to the question: What really is the right rate?
From aiCIO Magazine's Summer Issue: Industry observers note that smart investors would position themselves well by achieving further emerging diversification through a frontier market allocation.
From aiCIO Magazine's Summer Issue: Was the gold purchase by the University of Texas Investment Management Company (UTIMCO) a prescient investment, or a political statement?
From aiCIO Magazine's Summer Issue: Institutions' deployment of ETFs fall into four categories -- portfolio tactics, liquidity management, equitization, and transition management.
From aiCIO Magazine's Summer Issue: Hedge funds of funds have been called a “cancer on the institutional investor world.” For the large asset owner, is it time for this cancer to perish? Kip McDaniel reports.
Massachusetts State Treasurer Steven Grossman and MassPRIM Executive Director Michael Trotsky in a June 13 press conference announced that the state’s $50 billion pension fund had been overcharged $20 million on foreign exchange trading by BNY Mellon.
From aiCIO Magazine's Summer Issue: University of Chicago professor Eugene Fama's Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) has helped lead to a number of important developments for investors.
From aiCIO Magazine's Summer Issue: The trend of full-service banks forming their pension-dedicated units has accelerated since the global financial crisis.
